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LIVING IN LUXURY.
K. l.. Harper Having Things His Own Way
In the Columbus Prison.

K. l.. Harper Having Things His Own Way
In the Columbus Prison.
COLUMBUS, o., December 30 30--Consider-
able comment is being INDUCED in con-
corning the royal manner in which f. L.
Harper, the convicted Vice. President OF
the defunct Fidelity Bank, is being treated
by the Ohio Penitentiary authorities.
The prison rules are being arranged, il
seems, for his especial benefit, and he en-
dures but few OF the rigors of confinement.
Contrary to all custom, the distinguished
criminal has not, so far, been compelled to
feel the disgrace of having his hair and
moustache clipped, and they remain ~
when he was at the head Of the Fidelity.
The officials say the shaving will not be
done for some me.
Harper indulges but little in the coarse
fare of the prison, but is supplied from the
tables of his family i'll Cincinnati. He has
the Tun of the institution, going whittier
he will, and in order that the time may
not hang too heavy on his hands, does
some clerical work IN the Office OF Secre,
tary Clement His cell is fitted up in
Royal style, although when he was first
admitted he was informed that he would
be allowed nothing beyond what was fur,
nished oil prisoners by the State.
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INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT,
a Demand on Congress BY the Publishers
Association.

a Demand on Congress BY the Publishers
Association.
New YORK, December 30.-The World
says: If the combined efforts of the
authors and publishers can bring it about,
the present session of Congress is likely to
pass some measure providing for Inter
national copyright. At the suggestion of
George Walton Greene, Secretary of the
Authors Copyright League, concerning
the desirabilIty of appointing a committee
from the Authors League to secure In
ternational copyright, call was issued
for meeting of publishers at Delmonico's
Yesterday afternoon. The call was signed
by all the publishers, the J. B. Lippincott
Company, OF Philadelphia; Cushings &
Bailey, of Baltimore; Robert Clark, of
Cincinnati, and A. C. McClurg, of Chicago.
The meeting yesterday afternoon was aC-
cordingly thoroughly representative one.
1t was decided to organize with the name
OF the American Publishers Copyright As
sociation.
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BASE BALLISTS.
The Latest Circular of Approved Contracts
Issued.

The Latest Circular of Approved Contracts
Issued.
New YORK, December 29.-Secretary
Wikoff7s latest circular of contracts ap-
proved is as follows: With Athletics-
Henry Larkin, VIM. Gleason. With Bal
timore-John O'Brien. With Cleveland
Edward Hogan, NJ. J. Goodfellow. With
Indianapolis-Henry ]. Boyle. With
MinneapOlis-J. Patton. With st. Louis
B. Wickert. With Omaha-John Mer-
ritt. With Milwaukee-Andrew Cusck.
With Rochester-Henry Simon. T. C.
Griffin. With Hamilton Norman
Baker, Pete Wood, j. Purvis,
John NJ. Rainey. With Birmingham
Thomas Lynch. With Charleston
George f. Knowlton. With Columbus
James Curry, c. McVey, John Haudiboe,
P. J. Welcb, c. H. Pike, J. O'Brien, W.
4. Burke, p. C. Gilman, f Smith, J. B.
Munyan, George Bicker. With Worcester
e. J. Flanagan, T. B. Barrett. With
Salem-J. S. Ray. With Manchester
W. +. Kenspan. With POrtlaud-F. O.
Burke, c. Householder, w. G.. McClusky,
Henry N. Keens, c. Brady, Samuel Kim
Der, Daniel McAulif1e, John G. Mitchell,
J. Harmon, II. Slime, Ii. G. Myers. With
Lima, 0.-W. r. Harrington. The fol-
lowing release is promulgated: By st.
Paul-William Sowders.
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HE sOI.D LIQUOR
And Was Run Out Of Town-suits for
Damages Result.

CHICAGO, December 30.-Au Indian
apolis, Ind, special says: Henry Hacka-
thorn, Of Lagrange county, has arrived
here in charge Of a federal marshal Of n.
Wayne. HackRthorn lived in the littls
town of Valentine, Lagrange county,
where he kept shce shop, and, a. q side
issue, sold liquor In bottles. This became
20 notorious and resulted in NO much
drunkenness in the village that about two
weeks ago q crowd Of fifty or more men
and women attacked his place OF business,
tore II To pieces and drove him out OF town
with clubs and bad eggs. lie went 10 La
grange and since has instituted suit against
ten OF the leading citizens, demanding
$40, 900 in each case for the destruction of
his place Of business aud the injuries 10
himself II is understood also that the
grand jury has taken hand in the matter
and has indicted ~ or 80 people on q
charge Of rioting. Some Of tbes., In turn,
have had Hackathorn srrest.d for selling
liquor without license. A very bitter
feeling has resulted from the matter and
there Is likely 10 he further trouble.
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Masked Men Rob a Postoffice.

PITTsBURG, December 30.-About II
o'clock last night four armed masked mer
entered the postoftice and general store oI
c. II. Thompson & Co, at Flnleyville, fl
teen miles from here, on the Baltimore and
Ohio road, and at the point of revolvers
compelled the clerk to open the safe, which
contained 5000 in cash and $50 worth Of
postage stamps. After emptying the safe
of its contents, the robbers bound and
gagged the clerk and then rode away. The
clerk was found sometime later in an ex'
hausted condition. About nineteen dol
lars worth of stamps were found on the
Brownsville road, north Of this city, thi:
morning. There is no clue to the thieves
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THE BEAUTIFUL SNOW
Comiag Eastward I'm the Breath Of Q
Great Storm.

Comisg Eastward in the breath Of .
Great Storm.
ST. PAUL, December 3O-Within the
last twenty -four hours the temperature has
risen % degrees in St Paul, and at 7
O'Clock this morning the thermometer
stood at zero. 1t continued to rise siowly
all day. Throughout the northwest almost
as great change took place, while in some
sections there was q change Of - degrees.
4 driving sno v storm set in here at 10 a.
N. and is still raging.
Lieut.. Woodruff, indications officer sta
toned here, says the storm was central in
Newbraska this afternoon, and was moving
eastward fifty miles an hour. The snow
belt extending from Calgary, Northwest
ern Territory, to St Louis. By to-uor'
row morning the storm will rcscn the Ohio
Valley and viii be felt In the extreme east
by tomorrow night
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NEW AND OLD.
Patriotic New Years Sentiments From
Andrew Carnegie.

Patriotic New Years Sentiments From
Andrew Carnegie.
PITTsBURG, PA, December 30.-AmOng
the New Years sentiments published to-
morrow morning by the Pittsburg POus'
bIatt, is the following contribution by An
drew Carnegie
Editor lolksbidH'
The old European continent is an arm
ed camp, its millions training how best to
kill each other. The new American Con-
tinent is a smiling garden, its millions
cultivatiDg the arts Of peace.
The dynasties Of the Old World sink
deeper and deeper under the load Of debt.
The New World is troubled how 10 dispose
of its surplus.
'In despotic Europe Anarchists and
Nihilists abound, the natural result Of un-
Just laws. The germs Of these pernicious
growths transplanted to the republic,
wither an die.
!t'For these and mony other mereies re-
oice; for all lands America is the most
favored. ANDREW CARNEGIE.
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Senator blackburn Well,

LOUISVILLE, December 3O.-There sp-
pears To b. no truth in the report sent out
from Washington concerning the health Of
Senator Jos C. Blackburn. A. il IL denied
by intimate friends who have been with
him during the past week. He was present
at banquet at Eminence, Ky, Lac. night,
made speech and participated with the
heartiness usual to him upon such occa-
sions. He Is at Frankfort 70 day, where
the legislative saasion was ipauguyated.
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The PeArre Case RayiYed.

BALTIMORE, December 3O.-Governor
Henry Lloyd yesterday refused to order a
nolle prosequi in the case of James Gra-
ham Pearre, son of the late Judge George
A. Pearre, OF Cumberland, Md, convicted
May %, 1886, in the Criminal uoart of
Baltimore City, before Judge VIM. A.
Stewart and a jury, of felonious assault
upon Mrs. Estelle NJ. Kirkland at the
Albion Hotel, Richmond and Cathedral
streets, on Saturday night, March IA, 1885.
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,-uuJM'S sNEW BILL.
ASAyEsDnlSrn lsPosrAL TELEGRAPH
xEATRh
N. Raas x..sa il Ii. IN Designed nssy Is
Sansss-ns Disdnen Bsyssn Hanins
and Rsaise rsssn AhalhAsd--
No PyanA NCsshn91

wAsHlsroS,, DsssnlA sO.-ssnator
cullom will intfsssn &snpendment 70
his Postal TelegtssA ny 1pmediate!y
after the Resembling - Cngsss, chang.
ing the rates named isths oiuknal bill,
more especially for The eu16nAion Of
press matter. While be bsaisso that Con-
gress ought to prescribe rate - tAs use
of government wires, - II ptSs0ibes rates
for the use Of the mails, instead Of leav-
ing II to the discretion Of ofacials-
vet the rates named In his bill were
designed merely ss . suggestion to the
committee, which should have the bill in
charge. With subsequent study and with
the information which has come 10 him
from many sourcea, b hAs reached the
conclusion that there ought 10 b no
difference upon government ltnsa l,stwesn
service of like service rendered - evening
papers and that TO morning papera
He says be appreciates the weight of The
reason which leads private companies TO
charge more for day than for night ser-
vice-namely. the fact that the wires are
III Httdt uctuhuu ioT COuucACtoA hAe1r<>keV
at comparatively high rates during the
hours from 10 In the morning till . o.
in the afternoon, but he believes that such
reasons should not operate - regards GOV.
ernmental lines, and that the Government
should have no preferred patrons - 70
rates for like classes Of business, OF - %
order of transmission. }
The rates TO be named In his amendment
are based upon o unit Of 100 words or ffAc
ton thereof, and are as follows: For 500
miles or less, % cents; between 500 and
1000 miles, 30 cents; between 1000 an
1900 miles, IS cents; between ! 500 ant
1000 miles, 10 cents; between 1000 and
1900 miles, IS cents, and for more than
1900 miles, so cents. When more than
one coyp Of the same despatch Ia sent to
different newspapers At the same or at DIFF
ferent Offices, the Postmaster General In 10
prescribe the rates to be charged for the
drop copies.
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THE OPENING CUE
OF Next Years Campaign Fired By 2
York Democrats. -

OF Next Years Campaign Fired BY p
York Democrats. ~
NEW YORK, December 30.-The HarlS
Democratic Club held . banquet in its
Club House last evening. its object being,
in accordance with its motto, "First in
line for 1885," to fire the first gun in the
Presidential canvass.
The principal guest of the evening wa
Governor Hill. The speaking did not be.
gin till II o'clock. The first toast Was to
President Cleveland and in response q
formal letter Of regret from him was read.
Then Governor Hill responded to the toast
''The Empire State Of the Union" In
the course of his remarks he referred to
1.-THE many excellent acts of President
Cleyeland's administration.
Senator Vance, of North Carolina, in re-
spending to the toast, THE Union OF the
States, indivisible forever" speaking for his
people, pledged his own and their fealty to
the Union, and closed by saying: I'VE have
not yet attained the best results of union
perfect union. Whose fault it may be will
not here say, but the fact remains that one
portion of those States continues to claim
the right to interfere in their domestic af.
fairs in ways most illegal and offensive.
So long as this continues real union can.
not come and is not to be looked for"
Hon. Arthur p. German, Of Baltimore,
responded to the toast, Government by
party is essential to free institutions" He
said: ''The leader in popular government
should not only have competent men uu.
der him, but partisans The issue in 1885
will be in the main the same as those Of
1884. Success in 1888 can only be had by
complete organization.
Hon. Charles A. Dana responded to 'The
Press" He said while il was neces-
sary that the South should be put down,
it is melancholy fact that the principle OF
State rights was in great measure also
put down. There can be no self-govern-
ment without State rights. The great
duty of the people is the restoration OF
State rights to the predominance il form
erly possessed. That is the great princi-
pie and object, in my opinion, OF the DEM
ocratic party"
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JOB PRINTING STRIKE.
The Chicago Printers Returning TO Work
In Great Numbers.

The Chicago Printers Returning TO Work
In Great Numbers.
CHICAGO, December 3O.-Tbe job and
book printers strike has terminated, and
the defeated strikers are slowly returning
to work. The non-union men are being
discharged az fast as the strikers return,
Notwithstanding most Of the employing
printers swore that not man who came 10
their aid should ever be discharged To
make way for a striker, no matter how
good workman said striker may he The
gradual end OF the strike-or, more prop.
erly, lockout-is appreciated by the news.
paper printers and such job printers a.
were not involved in the general wreck
They have been paying weekly assess-
ment OF ten per cent towards the support
of the strikers, and were much relieved
Wednesday, when IL was cut down n Ave,
owing TO the small number Of strikers and
the liberal aid Of other unions
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The Nineteenth Century Club.

New YORK, December 30.-A rumor
having gained circulation yesterday that
the Nineteenth Century Club was in peril
of disruption and disbandment because OF
recent dissensions, reporter called upon
President Courtland Palmer at his resi-
dence, No. III East Twenty-frst street,
and asked if there was any basis for the
report.
'Tt is utterly preposterous," said Mr..
Palmer, "and ! am glad that you have
called so that the absurd fabrication may
at once be contradiCted. Instead Of being
in any danger Of disintegration, the Nine
teenth Century Club was never 30 solidly
established as it is to day.
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Smallpox Epidemic In Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 30.-The
Board Of Health held special meeting
yesterday to consider the smallpox epi-
demic, which is on an alarming increase.
Eight new cases were discovered to-day,
and it is not known under the loose ad-
micistration of affairs here how anythere
may he. A large lodging house in the CEN
ter of town, near Fifth and Market streets,
has been quarantined, three cases having
been discovered. The papers keep quiet
about the disease, fearing that Eastern WIS.,
itors will keep awav.
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p.n.lnn. for we.t yIIgInIans.

ss,SrirY T5iCGrTn 10 tNf hty'N''' 40
WASHINGTON, d. c, December u
Pensions have heen granted TO west VII
g gin,A "pp:TtT; ~ pT[;,drIphia; Henry l.. Lewis, OF
iitUn, a.. =; lanes [, Steel, OF Red House
sbosi4, ldy, and jos. {. Engle, Of Anma,
III uS Tjet Bridge; Henry Caring, OF
NI 9'' Na,tinsvi!le: Andrew J. LYDIA, OF
S,S, Ne" oStoyn. Henry Conway, of Diego,
Gna IN Oxtoby, of Wheeling; Wm. h;
l5. iS-'1o Of Bnckhannon; JaSob Sisler, Of
Sra,,s SSranesviIie, and David FluhartY, Of Ross
have been increased. -,
Seldon Rice and VIM. W. Teter have
- commissioned postmaSters at Valley
%;IIs and Wilmouth, w. Va, respectively,
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No Effect In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, December 30.-As far
as could be learned this afternoon the
order for the Reading employees to strike
at noon to-day had no perceptible effect in
this city. At Port Richmond and at all
the depots and along the lines of the vari-
ous branches of the company in the city
there was the usual activity, and the Off
cials report that none of the employees have
quitswork.
A special dispatch from Reading says:
Representatives of Reading assemblies
claim to-day that they were not fairly
treated and charge that the convention
was packed with delegates from the coal
regions bent upon forcing strike.
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4 CUT IN PRICES.
The Coke Syndicate Makes q Reduction OF
e5 Cents n Ton.

PrrTsBURG, December 30.-The Con,
nellsyille coke operators, with the excep
tion Of II. c. Frick & Co. and few small
outside producers, met here to-day, and
after organizing new syndicate, decided
to reduce the price OF coke from 81 per
ton to Sl.75 per ton; the reduction to take
effect on January l. As the Frick Com.
pany is not now a member of the syndi,
cate, and it took no part in the reduction,
what policy it will adopt, in view of the
new state of affairs, is not known. 1t is
safe to presume, however, that the out.
siders will meet the cut in prices, and
that there will be general reduction over
the whole coke region.
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,IIpew ooa VIII Celebrate the Opening Oh
a Br-ad New Railroad.

,.,.,,.,,,,,, viii Celebrate the Opening oil
a Bc-ad New Railroad
S.sr,cl rslsgram ,o IRE Es9's'sr.
Eryewoop, December 3O.-Ihe hing-
,yoos railroad is now within one-eignth oi
q mile Of the depot. The road has been
pu,hed through from Tunnelton here un-
dor the greatest difficulties. Great eredi'
i dre the enterprising citizens OF this place
and Grafton who put the undertaking on
an so"t and pushed it through to completion
iTSs rTSs oneping of the road will be eommem, IN,
drats5 nt nv grand celebration on the 9rst mrs
S.tnrday in January. Roast OK nne am
IoaIOtu oat frss rides, speeches, fireworks. ETC.
nSii ;ii bs the order Of the day. The inten,
Wi, %ni' - - 20 make the celebration the most
.Ion .HtsnsiTe and elaborate in character. Inc
Sa"e6ts of the new road are already oelns
Sg1'H'F t'iP Freight Is now hauled near the DE, DC,
Ielt. "a asnsr,l satisfaction is expressed
poi POI "lft After so long tips K;ng"OOd has
',ottan out of the woods.
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CONTRARY REPORTS
Presented by the Msmbsrs Of the Pscitc
Railroad Commission.

Presented by the Msmbsrs Of the Pscinc
Railroad Commission.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., December 30
Two reports were submitted 10 the Pres
ident by the Pacific Commission TO day.
Commissioners Anderson and Littler rec
ommend that the time for the payment Of
the debt due the government he extended to
ffty years, to give the Government q
mortgage covering I'll Of their property |;
that the debt shall be funded at 3per
cent. per annum; that the President shall
appoint one trustee and the roads another,
who shall have control OF the fnan
ces; that the Attorney General be
empowered to bring any suit
which may he deemed 10 be
necessary. Mr.. Pattison's minority report
recommends thot the charters Of both roads
be forfeited and q receiver appointed. who
shall have power 10 institute both civil
and criminal suits against those who have
deirauded the government and the roads.
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s256 29s,OOO

In cotton manufacturing there has been
great activity, and seventy-seven new mills
have been projected, many Of them being
now under construction, which is the
largest number of new mills ever reported
in one year. Cotton mills are reported as
having oversold their production, and
many old mills are being enlarged to meet
the demand for their goods. The in
dustries of the South are being greatly
divprSitiad
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a Speculative wife's Folly

CHICAGO, December 30.-Chas. II. Tall
madge filed a bill for divorce this morning,
and advanced a hitherto unh ard of ground
for his application. For some time after
his marriage peace reigned in the house
hold. At stated periods the husband gave
the wife money for the household expenses.
But instead of using it for this purpose,
she threw it away speculating on the open
Board of Trade Soon the Tallmadge home
was desolated and the husband AYERS that
when he told his wife she must stop specu'
latiDg, she left the house and has not re-
turned.
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v.D,s,bIIt Road Dividends.

NEW YORK, December 3O.-The meet
;r,, of the Directors of the three Wander
biIt roads, which were held to-day were
awaited with greater interest than any OIL
,bs Directors meetings for the past two
uao-s tno II was expected by all that the
yoo5s in the Vanderbilt system would
80 an increase in the amounts paid to
atooEboIders ltc. out of the quarters earnings,
bnt the directors thought it best to retain
~ much cash as possible in the Treasury
and no increase was made. The dividends
declared were ? per cent: on Lake Shore, :
nsT cent. on Michigan Central and 1t per
cent. on Canada Southern.
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CLEARWATER, hinn., December 30
William Baxter died Of diptheris Monday.
Tuesday his body was made ready for the
coffin and the family retired from tho
room. Half an hour aftsr some one return
ed N the apartment and found The boy up
and dressed In his everyday clothes. He
insisted that hs WA not dead and was not
going TO die. However. is about an bouv,
during which tire As ,slksd ckssrfuily 70
those around Aim snd SEEMED 70 10 getting
better, be suddenly fell over and wa stons
dead In an instant
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lngsrsol aud Biains Are HrsSp.!s.

NEW YORK, December 30. CoIyneI In.
gersoll was yesterday shown q statement
published in Jacksonville. Fla, paper,
TO the effect that his once warm ffiendship
for Mr.. Blaine had hern terminated by
the discovery that Mr.. Blaine had, while
Secretary Of State, alter promising 10 give
. position 10 friend Of Colonel IngersolI,
recommended another man for the place.
Colonel lngersoll said he had never asked
M. Blaine for favor; had never had an
unkind word with him, and knew Of
nothing ocburing bstweeD himself and
Mr.. Blaine that could give riss 10 the idea
Of MISUNDERSTANDING or quarrel.
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KnseLsa Out In r..s,y Kouns.

Troy, N. T., December D.-1be hard
est and longest prize fight which has taken
place in tbis vicinity for yss~ was fought
at road house acrosz ths river nj an es,Iv
hour this morning hetvssn Con Dugan, OF
Brooklyn, and Jack Harding, Of PhiIsisl.
phiA. In The dftesnth round Dugzn vss
knocked down twice, but previous 70 that
tiHs he seemed 10 be the halter mar.
Both men now fought despszaseiy, and In
the twentieth and last sesnd Daspn wss
knocked down, Asd falling to no In tan
seconds, the hattie vs. decided IN fsvos of
aa'Si'E Both men were severely pan
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SWIFT RETRIBUTION
Overtakes the Human FIends Of No Mans
Land.

Overtakes the Human Fiends of No Mans
Land.
ST. LOUIS, December 30.-A dispatch
from Wichita, Kas, says; Charles Green, a
cattle dealer from No Mans Land, has ar
rived there, and gives some details Of the
capture and lynching of the Kelly family.
whose horrible crimes were published
widely, a few days ago, as equally At
rocious as anything committed by the Ben
der family. The Kelly family left their
ranch, car Oak City, going south. A
posse started in pursuit and found them
fifty miles south in Texas. The old man
escaped, but the son, Bill, was hanged and
the mother and daughter were shot while
the posse was endeavoring 10 capture
them.
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Papai Decorations Conferred.

ROME, December 3o.-Tbe Pope has
conferred the Grand Cross Of the Order Of
Plus TX upon all the special ENJOYS sent
to congratulate His Holmes upon his
Jubilee. The French GaTcruEent has
conferred the decoration OF the Legion Of
Honor upon Cardinal Rampolla, the Pspal
Secretary of State.